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Renaults is = “the Gyro ° “farm
am.) Luckies is the; Port. Ed-:
ward. Paramounts’. -farm “.team,
Esquires is: ‘the: farm team: ‘for
Elks and, Legion .is: tHe | farm’
team “for. ‘Moose. Beers
There’ will’, be’ practices ‘for
“Renaults’ ‘and: ‘Gyros Wednesday
“night, and» Elks ‘and: . Esquires
 Wriday, Moose. and. Legion: Sat-
furday. :
: Follo ing are ‘the list of play-
ers) ont ie. regular | teams. and
their~ farm ‘units. Where’: -the
; regular - teams © appear short: of
players, additional ones. will be
picked up. from ‘the. farm teams:
~<G¥YRGS: Don, Love;.John Dop- }
son; Bob Mintenko, Bruce Camp-
‘bell, Don Kimura. we
RENAULTS:. ‘Donald Long, Ale
len’ Mah, George Elchuk, » Jim
Strand, Kalle Kriitmaa, ‘Wayns
.-Haldane, Bob Sklapsky, Michae’
DeCicco, ‘Larry Gordon,» -Bob
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AB RON
67. 16 25
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63 10 22

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Kilidirew, Min,
Brandt, Balti.
Sullivan, KC |
Boros, Deb, 104 «16 36
Rob'n'sn, Bal, 122 28 42

-Rups—Colavito, Detroit, 27,

Runs batted in—Gentile, Bal-
‘Winore, 37,

+ ems

Hits—-B. Robinson, 42.
Triples—Wood, Detroit, 4,
Nome runs— Gentile, -Balti-
mare, 11,

Stolen bases—Versalles, Min-
nosota, 9,

Piteching--Mossl, Detrolt, 4-0,| 10-3
1,000"
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Robert Ogilvie, ‘Alex Newton. .

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Bruce Hansen, Ted: Arney,. ‘Bric’.

Duig, Toni: Kapos, ‘Rick Elliott.’

FRASER WILSON, ‘Orphans’ first. aseman; “crouches”
Shop Easy In: Little ‘League Baschall game at.Algoma Park last night.
for second victory of season. which” opened lash Phursday.

Hardy, Clayton: ‘combine |
for second Shop’ Easy. win

game at Algoma Park,. °.

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season, after. ‘a. 20- -minute® wait,

by. pitching” a fast- ‘ball. over. the

plate . before. a _crowd of about

‘Wahl’s ‘batters: “amassed | ‘a to-
tal -of-12 hits’ from: the offerings
of. Fay. Terrion: ‘and. Anne’ Fehr.
Terrion_ ‘also . gave. ‘the: boatyard
crew : Six. free. Passes: while, Fehr
walked’ four.

“Winning pitcher: ‘Sandra. Giske
hits and walked

 

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ESQUIRES: Brian Lewis, Ern~., eos ‘

Hartwig! at’ rst.

 

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pointed. ‘Harry: Campbell,
San: Jose, -Calif:, (10)...

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Shop Wasy xacked: up.a “substantial victory, ils
second of the season, with va 10-3 décision over’ Or-
phans last night inva replay, Little: Leagte. baseball

De utive: shutout and:

  

bortus pitcher Gaylord Per

i By 1 THE ‘ASSOCIATED PRESS. -
“ ‘San Francisco Giants eX xpect hig things. of $90, 000

ry, and-it may: not: be. long

before ‘the 22-year-old ; crighthander. becomes’ a “Na-

 

tional’ League regular: :
“Perry. allowed ., ; Just ‘five. ‘its
and, didn’t. permit. a’ runner. ‘past
second”: “base . -Mon@ay: ‘night..'as
he ‘led * ‘Tacoma™ Giarits., to:.a.2-0
‘win. over second: =place’ Vancou-
ver: Mounties.

“Ibe was. Perry’s second consec-
evened 5 i

    

 

 

 

 

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Hawaii... 12 16 429 714
|San Diego os 12 16) 429-7
{Salt Lake" "10.16 | 385. 84

 

 

 

indication that. the ‘six- foot, ‘four
inches « brother of ‘Cleveland: ‘In-
dian | ‘pitcher’ Jim Perry. ‘may

 

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Softball’ ‘League. with. aj.

Y 490-3: triumph’ over. ‘Savoy. .
| Hotel last. might at Gyro -

  

’ Mayor P. g. Lester. ‘opened the
“day: night | with:* a:45-hit barrage

| top~ place. San Francisco. Giants

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Minnesota “16°12 ..371 of
Cleveland - 15.013. 336° 5

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Kansas City ©1113. 458° 7
*| Washington 13°17" 433.8.
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game edge over.” second ° “place:

soon. join. the parent San ‘Fran-
| Sth ‘club.

Other games, playtd “Monday

 

 

- By The» Assotiated Press ~

‘Detroit Tigers padded | ‘their
American League lead over. idie
New. York to three. games Mon-

1

 

for. a. 10-5. Victory: at’ Baltimore.
In “the. .Nationai. League: the

 

broke loose for 18 hits:in a..14-1
romp against ‘Chicago Cubs. mene

 

 

_ American League, ee
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saw Salt: Lake City” Bees edge
the league-leading Seattle Rai-:
niers* 8-7, Portland: -Beavers de-
feat. Hawaii Islanders’. 5 4 and
San ‘Diego’ Padres: ‘score 12: runs
in. the ‘fifth. inning to: ‘trounce
Spokane Indians 18-9...

At Vancouver, the Giants, ‘tied
for .. third’. place:: with: “Portland,

 

gave Perry all the lead “he need- | Bao

ed with. ‘single™ ‘runs in: the: first a

and fifth: innings.: \

League standings - were un-
changed ‘after the ‘losses by: Se-
attle: and Vancouver. The’ Rai-
niers, beginning to:cool off. after
a hot streak. that saw them, win:
19 of 20: games, still hold a: two:

and.a. half: game: jead over the

Mounties, -. °. /
“Tacoma | ‘and. ‘Portland’ are five
and . a half’ games . -back pf Se-
attles* 5 -.
‘ All, teams: are “scheduled. today.
Vancouver and ‘Tacoma will com-.|:
plete a: two-game’ Series: in one
of: the four AMES. |

 

i scheduled, “ste ‘Louis: at. Pitts-
burgh;: “was. rained out: after 1%
scoreless innings. |

In ‘the: other © AL. games, Min-
nesota | moved witha ‘game. of
New York” by. beating | Chicago

  

. Mitchell’s. offerings in- opening’

 

Orphans. -

eo fone

Last ‘inning

 

Dol ue

ened - 20 -minutes: late, : when
league commissioner. Buster. Hill
threw the first: ball. ‘

‘ Luckies’ pitcher. ‘AL: “Campbell
had. a.one-hitter:and a 9-4 edge.
going into” the ‘top: of © ‘the’ sev-
enth inning. but’ he gave” up
three::'walks,.a; single by Terry,|-
Shenton,’ another “walk, another
single by. Hewitt ‘and: then | Al

 

White Sox 5-0 behind the four-
hit pitching of Camilo: Pascual;
Cleveland- -walloped. Boston: 13-2.
and. Kansas: ‘City defeated . the,
Los Angeles | Angels: 5- 3.

FIVE- RUN: INNING |

~A five-run seventh inning, in
which Dick Brown drove. in two
runs, broke ‘a 3-3. tie for. the
Tigers at Baltimore against loser
Dick Hall. ‘Paul Foytack gave’ up

411° hits;. including “a’-solo ‘home

run by: Whitey Herzog, but: gain-

j ed-:his' first complete game ‘in 14]
starts: going back’ bo. y April 24 of .

 

last year.

 

 

National: League

 

 

- That. ‘Bave. ‘the. Giants. ‘a, 1g-

| Los: ‘Angeles. Dodgers, who -trail+-+
‘ed. ‘Milwaukee. 6- 3. after. eight
innings. : wes

 
 

 

 

The - ‘only | other. NL game.

 

  

ball ‘and tag out. runner ‘from
Shop Easy won game .

“| didn’t wallc-a ‘man and.

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Los-Angeles:<°'18.°:

| Pittsburgh 56

‘| Cincinnati. p96) 3.52
Milwaukee 900" 4"
St. Louis 458° 51%
Chicago," 710.17" 370," 8.
Philadelphia’ 1, 8°19 296 10°

 

 

“The. Orioles. again were with-
out:'the injured Jackie Braridt,
their batting”. leader, ‘and Jim

3- 3. after | losing. three in a row

|| gave - up three doubles among

the White Sox’ four’ hits, but

out seven, . .

It was ‘his . “14th’ career shut-
out, ' first this season’ and first
even. against’ Chicago, Cal Mc-
Lish was the loser in a two- run
first inning.

: .
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| Remember When
By The Canadian Press

ee Trucks of Detroit pitch-
ed the first no-hit, no- run” game
of the: season as the Tigers

blanked ‘ “Washington Senators
1-0 In -the American League nine
years ago yesterday, With two
out In tho last of the ninth, Vic
Wertz slammed a home run ,to

 

— Stare photo hy Dick Ayres

Lwin for" Detroit,

“| was”. the -only--

e *, 2 : ! — :
560°" 3
3

Gentile, the AL's home run’ and.
RBI leader.

Pascual, squaring his. revord ab.

struck.

Kelsey. ‘stepped * up and blasted
“8 three-bagger. to score the tying | ,
anda) winning | ‘runs as six or-
‘phans ’ crossed the plate’ during
ithe: ‘inning: . ’ Mitchell blanked

‘bat. -

“Both ‘Campbell ‘and= winning
pitcher,” Jack Mitchell of .the Or-
phans were: generous with. walks,
Campbell” giving: up.a total. of. 12

to: reach’ first: on;.a* free- pass.
Mitchell“was tallied ‘for nine hits.
‘Both teams committed ‘two er-
rors. each.
‘Centrefielder .

   

Alten” -Ongara
‘member. of the
Luckies: to® ‘hit? for: “extra - bases,

with” a: double: ‘in’ the: ‘Sixth, while

 

 

       

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gelos and: Clement, 38,
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‘FORT. ‘WORTH, “y ox; in--Boug|
Sundors,.winnen. of the: Colonial |:
ational: Invitation “golf tourna-
ment here Monday, sald: Monday |.
naht He! had been deniod pore
* salon’: o- play. ‘In. the, Odessa,

“Tox, pro: = am which: conflicts |:

Los Angeles |

 
 
 
 

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BIll Hardy recelved: credit’ tor
the win, although Fred) Clayton,

Golfer admits:

Bite

two handicaps -

LONDON () — Nubar’ ‘Gulben-
kit, ong of Britain's. eccontrie
millionalres,. entered. a’ ‘Sports
shop today. to buy golf balla,’ :
—_“Thoy ‘must bear iy; Anitial B,
N.G,," sald the: bonrdad - OB-yenr=
old) man- -ahout-town,.: “You: ago
q Joxa #0 many, of: thom,”

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elork agkeds.° :

“What is your. handicap, ‘glee?

“Old age and _frinks”. Gulbon-
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‘LAST. Niger's FIGHTS |,
Now Orleans, : (Me: ‘Dick Tigor,

\who | ‘took! over. In “the: “fourth;
turned’ in! a tromonidaus 1’ per-
formance, .strikingout seven” of

the, 12 romaining, batters 'o face

jhim,: ee ‘
“Mardy, aft! lick out’ four, walked

ar ges

both’ to Don ‘Hanson: the Or

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up no, hits,’ Spe oe
angen: for, ‘the. _,Orphans
abruck: out. lx, 7 walked ‘five, hit
‘ONG: hatitor ‘and “WAB - nicked - for
“flve Nhtge te es

In. the iting: » dopartment
High’ Haldane’ collected doublos
In the! thjrd: and: fourth, ‘Clayton
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“Softball” league’ at Algoma -Park ‘last night.’ Braced . ‘for ball
that never. arrived is Bill ‘Morrison, manager: and’ catcher: for

“Orphans. edge Luckies -
- Five free. passes,. ‘a: couple of well-placed singles |

and a. big. triple gave Orphans: a big. seventh and final]. :
inning, last. night: as they came from. behind to edge : —! -

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Chicago (—Virgil. Akins, "148"
|St. Louis, outpointed Billy Col
ins. 147, Detroit (10)... >
New York. (M— Cecil shorts"
| 14434, Cleveland, outpointed
| Logart, 146%, New -York
_ Philadelphia (W— Joey “Giaré
‘| dello, : 162; Philadelphia, stopped
Wilfie: Greaves, 159%, ‘Detroit
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